Publication type: Commercial real estate business publication
Commercial Observer covers commercial real estate leasing, sales, finance, development, office, retail, multifamily, hospitality, industrial, and CRE personalities in New York and beyond.
History And Editorial Focus
Commercial Observer grew out of the Observer Media world and became a dedicated commercial real estate publication with strong New York market coverage.
What Happens There
- Leases, sales, financing, development, and power lists
- Commercial real estate executives, brokers, lenders, developers, and investors
- Events, newsletters, sponsored content, and finance coverage
Official Links
Address And Google Map
New York, NY
Best Use For Manhattan Business Club Readers
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Latest Headlines From This Source
- In a world where everyone claims to be an expert, how do you know who actually is one? This is a question that has become increasingly important as technology makes it easier than ever to create content, establish an online presence, and project an image of success. Today, anyone can publish an article, produce a […]
- An asset manager opens an operating report, an equity partner asks for a custom slice of debt service coverage across a regional portfolio, a lender wants a specific view of trailing-12 occupancy, factoring in signed leases not yet occupied. Despite decades of commercial real estate software investment, fulfilling specific reporting requests remains an exhausting, manual […]
- Joe Moinian is about to move up a level. It almost sounds preposterous to make such a claim. Those who know New York real estate naturally know how important a place Moinian occupies in the firmament. He has unveiled massive, neighborhood-transforming projects like the Atelier on the far West Side of Manhattan. He has purchased […]
- It’s a short workweek for some, but that certainly doesn’t mean any less action for RXR. It has not one but two pieces of news to announce. The firm has promoted Whitney Arcaro to chief operating officer of RXR’s residential business and also hired Gerard Norcia to lead the residential business unit, Commercial Observer can […]
- Back in 1997, one of the storied New York City real estate firms — Tishman Speyer — purchased one of the storied New York City properties: the Chrysler Building. Well, technically, what Tishman Speyer purchased was the skyscraper’s ground lease. The site was still owned by Cooper Union. Moreover, it was a ground lease that […]
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